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A new study found that obese mice given massive doses of a substance found in red wine enjoyed improved health and increased longevity. Although the results are promising, a human would have to drink between 750 and 1,500 bottles of wine a day to achieve the dose of resveratrol given to the rodents.

New York Times:

Their report, published electronically yesterday in Nature, implies that very large daily doses of resveratrol could offset the unhealthy, high-calorie diet thought to underlie the rising toll of obesity in the United States and elsewhere, if people respond to the drug as mice do.

Resveratrol is found in the skin of grapes and in red wine and is conjectured to be a partial explanation for the French paradox, the puzzling fact that people in France enjoy a high-fat diet yet suffer less heart disease than Americans.

Every now and then I get a burst of fresh enthusiasm about healthy living. This time it was brought on by the Halloween party at Fort Hamilton. Now ok, I had one or two drinks, but I think my Sunday morning doom and gloom was largely due to the toxic combination of what Id put on myself, rather than in myself. It took a lot of mousse, a can of hairspray and multiple layers of make-up to transform me into a Charlies Angel for the night all very amusing but I think my lungs are still covered in a fine mist of Extra Firm Hold. So this week Ive spent some time cleaning up my act a little. Just like anyone, I find it difficult to stick to all my good intentions. Farrah-induced chemical exposure aside, my diet has also been suffering. Not that youll find me drinking a blue, chemically loaded drink or eating a hot dog, but sometimes I find myself slipping down a very sugary slope.

According to the Arthritis Foundation, about 66 million Americans either have been diagnosed as having arthritis or suffer from undiagnosed chronic joint pain.

Arthritis is a general term used to describe more than 100 different conditions that cause pain, stiffness and inflammation in one or more joints.

Because arthritis-related symptoms can vary from day to day, many people wonder if what they eat can either cause or reduce their pain.

Although there is no special diet or miracle food that can treat or cure arthritis, there is scientific evidence to suggest that both a person's weight and the type of diet he or she follows may influence symptoms of certain types of arthritis.

In general, people with arthritis are advised to eat a well-balanced diet, drink plenty of fluids, increase calcium intake to reduce osteoporosis risk and maintain their weight within the normal range.

Judy Chies was too busy raising two boys to stop to think about finances. She always figured, "I'll think about it later. And now I'm 55."

LeeAnne Spurgeon of Maple Grove, Minn., has also been putting it off. She keeps telling herself she's young and doesn't need to worry about money until she's older or married. She owns a house and pays her bills, but doesn't save in her 401(k), even though she knows that the company will match some of the money. "I said when I turned 25 I was going to do it, and then I turned 26, and now I'm going to be 27. The years have slipped by," she said.

Financial author and editor Jean Chatzky, who's probably best known for her gigs on the "Today" show and Oprah's "Debt Diet," has heard all the excuses. In fact, she's heard so many excuses from women about why they're walking blindly through their financial life that she wrote a book titled: "Make Money, Not Excuses."

Chatzky was the headliner at a recent financial conference in Minnesota targeting women.